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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

Col. l.. q. Norton of Byron, man Of
Italwart proportions, whose most notice
able features are big kind tace ami a
long black beard, has been doing cool
work in Michigan for tns new union vet
GRAMS union. The society was organized
some sixteen months ago, the object being
not only to rival the grand army of the
republic, but 10 associate those who saw
active service. Il Is, in fact, like the
grand army republic in all respects, ex-
cept that six months Of actual service at
the front (unles discharged for wound 81
during the rebellion are necessary for eli
gibility 70 membership. col. Norton is an
organizing commander and operates both
in this and other states. NJ a. Dillon OF
Washington, Is the comm ander-in-chief
Charters have been issued TO veterans in
Corunna, Galesburk Muskegon, Byron
and st. CAR and the colonel visited
Wayne this week. 7 here are about a
dozen towns ready 10 apply for charter
as soon as the organizer can visit them
All Michigan veterans who wish TO JOIN
the society as wei as the grand army
and are eligible can gain any information
they may desire by addressing Col Morton
et Byron, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
Millions In IL.

The secretary Of the treasury estimate.
that for all the expenses Of government
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1859
1926, so, 7l3 will be required an increase
OF 81, 344, 9J9 oyer last years estimate, and
SIC, 800, iO6 more than was actually ap
propriated. The items are: Legislative,
s3,272, III, executive, ST.. So, -, judicia al,
$4222JD. foreign intercourse, Sl,g41, SO
military, s2j, Og!, 81; naval 81, 34s. OBJ
Indian affairs, S5,4s S6J1 pensions S76,
3l2, 400; public works S30Osl, So; postal
service, sl,4g3, 400; miscellaneous. S2j,067,
xll5.t4O 7gS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
Mr.. Lahurs, living on Q farm near Hol-
land, was gorsd TO death by bull which

land, was gorsd to death by q bull which
he had gone out to feed.
Gus Helbing the young man who wa'
shot in the railroad war at Cadillac, diec
the next day. Young Chaplin is charged
with firing the shot which caused Helbing'
death.
j. w. circuit. Bohemian oats agent o
Ypsilanti has gone TO Canada. Since the
conviction of Hammer at Flint, they hav,
been encouraged TO tike proceeding
against the rim leader aud Orcutt getting
wind of warrant which was out for him
eft.
Pittsford, Hillsdale county, had 500
fire on the 10th inst. Nearly every bust
ness place In the village was burned.
The Flint N Pere Marquette railroal
company has been purchasing land in the
western portion OF Saginaw with the oh
ject OF getting a belt line completely en-
circling both Saginaws. over 5000
worth OF property has been bought so fal
for this purpose. In the center of Saginaw
IA whole block OF buildings are purchased
for site for depot. The spring will see
work energetically pushed forward.
ne Mlu0ehpOlls, 'hc q
Atlantic road has reached Sault Ste Marie
The following officers were elected at
the recent fruit growers convention in
Paw Paw: Walter Phillips OF Grand
Haven was reelected pre,iden; g. Ii
Lahsur, Allegan, secretary; A. Smith
Benton Harbor, treasurer. The next
meeting will he held at Benton Harboi
the last " ednesday in May.
Shafts are being sunk at Vassar TO tai
the recently discovered strata Of co a
there.
The next state sncampment OF the q. A
II. will be held at Lansing next March. II
will probably be a three days session anc
held during the second week. II is ex
pected that over - ~ veterans will be il
attendance. The Woman's Relief Corp
will hold special meeting at the same
time aud this will bring to the city over
900 ladies, wives the veterans.
A cave-in occurred at the Ca lumet q
Hecla mine the other evenIny. This vii
cause disastrou, delay i'm the working
OF the mine.
A vegetable evaporating company
working under new process, will go into
business at Jackson The scheme, asd,
from certain processes which are a. yet
held secret, is simple one viz. Il
evaporate and grind TO powder vegetable:
of all kinds. 1t is claimed that by thi,
process vegetables can be carried to tn,
Arctic regions and kept fresh there for al
indie Unite time.
Burglars attempted 10 break into Oim
stead a Storms bank at Galesburg, tn,
other night. George Cory, who sleeps
overhead, was awakened, and .zing hii
revolver, rushed down stairs and wa,
confronted 10y three men, who opened fir,
on him. He returned their fire and they
ran away. de followed, emptying hi
revolver at their retreating figures. One
OF the burglar ran about block and theI
fell He wa, taken up and carried intC
the hotel where Il was found that he haC
been shot through the right lung. On re
covering consciousness be gave his name
as James Lawrence and said his residenc,
wa, Chicago. one of his accompices, h,
said, was named Phillips and two Of then
named Brown. He has tattooed on eacl
arm female figure in India ink. with the
initials j. l..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

Lord Lyon the eminent English dIplo-
mate, is dead. Lord Lyon will he remem-
bered as the English mini ter TO the United
states from Is TO l,6i. lie was 30 years
old, and prior TO coming 20 America had
been attached 10 various legations. Since
leaving America he has been minister 20
Iur Key and France, hlling the latter place
for the past 2 years bis whole life has
been spent In the English diplomatic SER
vice, IN which he was employed for y
years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
Estimates for Michigan Rivers and
HarbOrS.


HarbOrS.
The following are the estimates for the
improvement. D the river, aud harbors OF
Michigan: Improving Detroit river, sf}J-
SOO; improving Hay Lake channel st.
harY's river, 30 OOJJ; improving Saginaw
river Sl3GOOJ; impro wing st. Clair Il ats
ship cana, $1,000, improving ST. Mary's
river, SLOOOJOJ; improving harbor at
Black Lake $1,000; IN proving har5or at
Charlevoix, S3lOjJ, improving harbor at
Cheboygan, ST., go; improving harbor at
Frankfort, $4,000; improving harbor at
Grand haven, 500 OJJ; harDOr OF 70 fuge
at Grand Marais, SlOlOJJ, improving har-
Dor at Ludlngton, <l2O,OO, improving
harOor at Maulst ee, $4,000, improving
harbor at Monroe, SjLUUO; improving har-
Dor at Muskegon, go, 90; Improving harbor
stOntonagOn, S2J,OJJ; improving harbor a I
Pentwater, S3O,OOJ; narDor OF refuge at
Portage Lake, 5000; haroor OF refuge at
Sand Beach, $1,000; improving harbor
at 81 Joseph SslOJJ; harDOr at South
Haven, S2OOJJi haruor at SAugatuck.
5000; harbor at Waite River, s25UJJ.
The following amounts are asked for the
pay OF registers anu receivers at the varl-
Gus land offices IN Michigan. Detroit,
b1OOOi East Saginaw, S2,OJO; Marquette,
tt,OOO; Reed CITY, $500. For establishing
light and tOg sigma on Squaw island at
the northern end OF Lake Michigan TO
mark the passage OF Beaver Island, So
OOO Is asked. tie also ASKS that $4,000 be
Appropriated Tor establishing asupply and
buoy depot tor the ninth district and
says that II Is absolutely necessary for the
storage OF supplies ana buoys in this dis
trict. The sum Will be expended for a
ate, the erection of walls. sheds and
other necessary buildings, removing the
requisite ouoys and materials from De-
tTOit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

A correspondent of the New York II err
aid interviewed Hon. James c. Blaine In
Paris on President Cleveland's message
Mr.. Blaine strongly opposes the proposed
tariff reduction, and says that n portion
Of the surplus should he spent in building
Notifications, and the remainder should
be divided among the different states.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
THE STATE.
a DESPA5ATS BATTLE,

With Rifles AMI Axe3---TwO Men Shot.
Cadillac Is alive with excitement For
some time past the Toledo, Ann Arbor a
Cadillac railroad na, met with opposition
from parties over whose land the road
was TO run Tnis opposition came To a
locus just before noon on the Sth inst, and
resulted seriously aud probably fatally
The road had been graded through the
farm OF ~. Chaplin and when the iron men
came on % lay The ron they found that n
rough log shanty had been built since the
morning on the grade. Chaplin his two
sons and four others we're ON hand with
guns To shoot the first man who laid hands
on the shanty. Geo. l.. Davis, the chief
engineer, proceeded Immediately TO tear
down the shantY The enior Cuapin
drew "A bead on Davi., tut the cartridge
missed ire. Davis made for him. -Four
times the gun was snapped. When he
reached Chaplin, Davis ,eIzed the gun,
and after struggle obtained pos
session oil IL ami dubbed Cnapin,
breaking tas stOcN OF the gun.
son cams to tue rescue, and Davis got his
gun away rom uln. Jue or the iariners
WAS obOut HtsacSIuS "a railroad man with
an Ak wned JAWS laid him QUE with the
gun barrel During the melee several
shots were hrei an railroad man 10y the
name OF OlesOn was shot through the nant,
which, IL IL reported, viii have TO 10 an-
putated. Guest neibiug was shot IN the
abdomen aud Is not expected To live.
" hen the news reached town posse was
Immediately gotten together and went To
capture the shooters, The two Chapln
brothers were found, but the father had
gone To Harrison. On their arrival AT
Cadillac, tue brothers were taken To the
house wners heblng lies dying. lie iden
tlhed the one VINO did the shooting. He.-
bing's sister was standing near the shoot
Ell, who TOOK her for helOing's wIle, AMI
SAID; - did not mean to shoot your hus
band" he rest OF the seven are being
looked for Helbing's father l. almost
frantic and swears vengeance twenty
bucksnot were taken from tine cartridge
that missed fire at Davis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
The Kansas Law Constitutional

The supreme court has rendered decis-
ion in case involving the constitution
atty OF the prohibtory liquor law of
Kansas. The court held that the act was
not unconstitutional This settles the
question Of the validity OF prohibition
laws IN the Affirmative
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

Cattle-Market steady; good TO choice,
strong, beef steers, e. 50 al 90, stockers
and feeders 4 7ju3; COWS, bulls and mixed
al 2jB3 50; Texas cattle, 81 5OG3
HOGs-Market strong; mixed, 81 ~
as 40; heavy, s. - as g.; light, 81 SjG
as 30; skips, 50 40 -.
SHgEP-Market active. Zoe to 15c higher;
natives, S3I4 50; western, SO l0GS4 10;
Texans, 81 30 as -; lambs, sia5 80
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

The republican national committee met
in Washington on the inst, and decided
TO hold the next national convention i'm
Chicago, n the l9.h OF June, Isss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
The Sportsrnen

Dr. Els. Holmes, President Of the Michi-
gan Sportsmon's A Association has issued
the following circular
Tho following gentlemen have been APP
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
University fund

Aggregate balance
OF trust tund.... SI6i5, SCI -
There arc now sixty two banking asso-
cations under tue general law OF the state,
twelve having been organized during the
past nine months,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16
The State Treas mcr's Report.

III sNlIlf L 4 fttN al u = w IVit
The annual report Of State Treasurer
Grorse l.. Maltz Tor the hsc. year ending
June ~ is Jusl pub she'd 1t Is only for
the psrioI OF OF / period OF nine
months, the legislature having changed
the fiscal year 80 "a, TO make II begin July
LIST Tue touOWing /, the general sum
mary:
Balance on hand oct. |, lSs6....S ,9J1 -
Receipts f. nine months. 2,iln,34 ~
Total s3,OGO, 3}2 p
Tue payments w5rs............ 2,lsl,545 %
Balance in treasury July /, SIS Sd, 7so So
The bonded deUt OF the state stands
thus:
Past due part paid five million
loan Uouds, $4,000, adjustable
at SJ,o.ot per SLOO mot bear
ing INTEREST," ......... .........S 1922 %
War OouaUy loan bonds, per
cent due IA 800 ................. 23l, O)) %
Inc slnSIn fund holds SS3l,OJJ Of United
States i. per cent bonds with which to
pay oil the en.lre bonded debt the mo-
ment it iaAs due which viii be in two
years.
The trust fund debt, composed of bal
ances upon which the state, as trustee,
pays iuteTss. Tor educational purposes
now is
Agricultural col
Iege iun1 ........ rs ID
Normal & %
tund............. G30O II
Primary IA 0 o
fund z per cent S3,3SS, 96 90
Primary b o o Il
fund D per cent? 74ll3 80
- g. IS 10 %
University fund. % ,OD ~
Aggregate balance
OF trust fund. S46ij, SCI -
There arc now sixty two banking assO-
Citations under the general law OF the state,
twelve hAYIng been organized dummy the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-16

Balance IN treasury July /, SIS s7i, sSs So
The bonded deUt OF the state stands
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

M. L. LEROY. Plaintiff. !
VS..
HONORINE EBELLIARD Individually and [
as Admiuistratrix of the estate of Pi-
ere Belliard deceased, and Arcadia
Belliard, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issued
Los Angeles, state of California, on the 31st
day of December, 1856. in the above entitled
action, wherein NJ. l.. Leroy, the above
named plaintiff, obtained judgment and
Honorine Beiliard individually and as Ad-
minstratrix of the estate of Pierre Belliard,
deceased, and Arcadia Belliard, defendants.
on the 10th day of December, A. D., 1856, for
United States, besides si6O.00 attorneys fees
and costs and interest. which said decree
was on the 18th day of December, A d. 1886.
recorded in Judgment Book Of said Court
lam commanded to sell all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situate lying and
being in the City and County of Los An
geies, State California, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
Com me ncing at q point on the easterly
line of San Pedro street. said point being
36l feet inches northerly from the N. Il.
corner of San Pedro and Washington streets
decided to Arcadia o de Belliard, by deed
dated March 10, 1882 and recorded in book
81. page 1853 of deeds records Of Los Angeles
county,
Is 47-lOO) chains along the line of the lands
owned now or formerly by ]. Pattison.
thence s. 15o w. on line parallel with said
east line of San Pedro street Five and 47-1OO
Is az. 1907 chains to the northerly line of
Washington street, and along the easterly
line of said Pattison, thence 8. 1919 4. E.along
northerly line of Washington street, twelve
and 47-lOO U2 47-l00) chains to the west line
of land owned now or formerly by c. Veiar.
thence N. 1872 <. seven and 80 100 Il 92-lOOj
chains to a point thence westerly on line
parallel with the northerly line Of Washing
ton street, to easterly line OF San Pedro
street, thence south orly along easterly line
oi San Pedro street to the point of begin.
ming. contsining eleven and one half dix
acres OF land, it being the land now covered
by the mortgage described in plaintiffs
complaint, which mortgage is recorded in
book Al of mortgages, page 46l of the records
of said county.
Public notice is hereby given that on Sat-
urday the 29th day of January, A. d. 1857
at 10 O'Clock NJ. OF that day, in front of the
cou I house door of the county of Los An
geles on Spring street, will, in obedieuce
to said order of sale and decree of foreclos-
ure and sale, sell the above described plop-
erty, or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and cost ETC., to the highest and best hid
der for cash in gold coin Of the United
States.
Given under my hand this 5th day of
January, 1887.
JAMES C. KAYs.
jane I'd Sheriff of Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

SAN FRANusco. January f7.-Wheat hrm
shipping, sl.55<s1 Ss1-
Barley-Strong. Feed. A1719; brewing,
Corn-Ouiet; California. large yellow. SIC
1025<; small. sl.Csls9s s-l2511; white. 81 WSs
Los.
CHICAGO, January IY-Corn-wesk;c cash.
ST.; March ssls: May, 4Iss.
fork-Easier Cash. SllsS: May. $l2So-
2.D p. M.-Close-whest, corn snd bats
unchanged.
Barley-Dull at SIS.
Pork-Lower Cssn $lls7lS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
usrs A,pssuHs Fsau,u,,w B ussg

DR. DNvlsz.-lf liz Mene msf inr y0u q am
81 is;isi,t uint Z waIIlih uaw be dead with
hing dfsseas9s, whiiish haa uruuiAet
ma d1n u5vB yeA-rS, III az 1hf
Eme. napaEn tcrRIrnmtur lRsl
summsr I WIS ~ Fsw ifti9i q wits uInnhle tn
cnntsnnE my irs1 Hast, arfttr saIrrtlIIp anun
was Obliged "a, ragrIrm frrtF1n Mtlhaua q Wisif
IN testify titafi NsE auftna5ly GIusd IN Ihlat
muntais. ami 1f1ulh yunIr dstHreaB Very men,
sQual1le. Mis- H. H MIfsFsfsIsEAu.
V{tt,,ttts,rH ,xth,sx.tst
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

Heartburn. indigestion or dyspepsis cured
nv mat excellent remedy. .Mosher Csry's
Dyspepsis Powders" Never have been
Known 10 fail For sale by c. H. Hance
(successor TO Preuss 4 Haneel. and Ellis
Co. LOs ANGELES
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Ant sssu,sis., IN \ asrn5an @ MIiD N ur,5,s aEssnu
n1s A,ssf4na... D,sn ugrt;h us,s.

Abs ASafAillassl, W,tse 1ii1fi, 1ssf
Dr. W. n DsNEsz.
I wss rrIThlsst wifsh mfiissf e ttlrrrih of the
Muse and llf10sn 1Ir alt,BIft TWO and "a h,Llt
wears. there sllxaSs, haiinp a ,lfisHgrs,salblt
feeling aaldga tit snff Hllietf aItl IA Iis;,lnts-
t1an IN csear EnH ulfnBIct TaII1r tt-snl.rrpturt
entirely crIrest I'M I'M arfa unsnffh
Mis-. Aycs1IB nlDxS<H-xIA
1Bs QihiNse ssrlf.fl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Ventura ztnaas srnE wan,nIm nEaune
uns ANIfsIuH,., nfr1Innr,,. " rlaaE

This fs IN ce1r5lg r.tn1 iIlws HassIn ttrDu,iled
I'm faur ysars with hrqunstit1it., tgnt i'm six
weeks 4 have 1aam slkmf,s1 asIlfi,ssly qIrIaed ny
Or W " paUis. aanh haEf hind mo s;rrffnpH
tive attacks ssmrst aiImnnaEnnsh trBHrneilt
ean nacnm manIi Dr Mugiis no aZrIy WihD ,ault
truu1itssI with tilt 1Imps.
Mlrs, nj s. SnHTHTS,
SStIfIh SsrttFt uaeRr H,nn1l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
m,nlux SsoeKs.

San FRAxCIsco. January lI.-bes! pc.
seiidased virginia s2s11; Peer sec; Peerless,
10; Ophir, slsss: savage. -; Hale 4 Nor.
ers:s. S91<: Pososi. 81: sierra Nevada. S.ss
Utah. $6Ik; Yellow JscEet. "; Union Goa
solidsted. $5l<: Locomotive, SIS. North
Comstock assessed 10 cents: Confidence, ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
goMINe soUTH. soINs soRrB.

lime Bte6msrs santa Rosa, Orixaba and
Ano0n leave San Pedro for San
utlt,R0, IN the Gates OF their arrivals from,
sEn Fs,Rncisco, Hnd on their trips between
SIN Pedro ana San Francisco call at Santa
tsarfErn and Pert Hartford (San Luis Obispo)
only The Eureka and Los Angeles call al
hll WHY PORTS
GErx 30 o0lrnect with steamers leave 8, p,
e. & depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With
SINNER R0aR, OrizRba and Ancon al
4dOg Og'c}onk "A. M With Los Angeles and
RurBkR going Dorth st 4.45 O'Clock p. N,
NFm pzsBnge or freight ss above OF
Inn 1scksts TO End from
An Important Points In Eurcve
AFFIY TO
H- MCCLELLAN, :: /: Agen{
9FF0CE-No. 8 Com mercial St. Los Ansei,s,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Nav York money market.

Nav YoRk. January E.-XoAey on saA-
Eesy at 400, closing At 5.
Prime Paper. scarce and wanted AZ es'
atsriins Exchange-Ac.ive and hrm ai
sISSX fer sixty-asy bills; Ass11 for de-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
silver.
The Grain Markets.

Nxw YsRK. January T.-Bar silver 81 l-sasss
6AN FRANcIsCe, January 17.-Silyer oars-
Per can't discount, u TO 2S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
uRs NNsHuEss Q,rttrs,arD Y,

lRs ASsHaHss., Q)Ittfliar2 O. vi
This il IN aertaEy iainn 4 wns urDulilltd with
asthma sGiEf nnunn1if1iS i'm dmn and q hnM
years. salit nnxer wsfs elIDnt5w f-ae hrem In
&C any uzile iall uxD mIufits assn lIuf nnystilf
unieE the care. of Rr. w N nsgiis and mis-
iEi1alatsuns gave 1siEissf al anTat SO thai
cuulh sfzHut MY business an WE'LL as aSNtsr
NOW heifHze thae alm snrr1asey Gured
TIL D. WH-Ha
Ventura ztnaas amE WernIm ngtsnne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

sudden Changes of the westher often
cause Pulmonary. Bronchial aud Asihmaiic
troubles BROWNS BRONCHIAL IRocHEs
will allay the irritation which induces
coughing. Sold only in boxes Price .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

RIVERSIDE BRANCH.
-Meal stations.

Trains are run on Pacific Standard time
4 Pullman Sleepers leave on z A. M. train
via BErstow, for Kansas City, via A. 4 p.
and A. q. d S. F. Il. R., and on p. M. train
Jon sam Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets TO ali local points.
For rHtss OF freight or fare, address Cali
tnr1iia southern Agents at local stations, or
II. B. WILKINS,
67en. Frt d Pass Agent, San Diego, Cal.
Il j. N. VICTOR,
1 superintendent, San Bernardino. Cal.
/ WILLIAMSON DUNN,
/ 1e28 General Agent, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

ME.Enchantng Music During Sale The prop
erty to be sold is located few hundred feet
beyond lovely Pco Heights 1t is the Electric
Railroad and fronting on Washington street, the
great drive to the and destined in time to be-
come the qrandest Boulevard on the American con-
tnet. 1t has been subdvded into small lots Clerks,
Mechanics, Statesmen and Salewomen to the frontI
This will be your golden opportunity. Attend the
lsae; put money in your pockets; buy some
lots; Law the foundation of fortune. Free Carriage
will leave the Tent after Saturday at II A. NJ, 2
and p. M, to enable parties to examine lots be-
fore sale. Maps and particulars of
ROBERT TURNER,
No. SO North Spring Street.
SATURDAY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18

one dI-firrlrv IN tina tnstfnrnssrlt aif this ss-
ease bas been ute ifIaAilEfw nn a1uilv the
remedies ID r1ie whole sasc OF inflammation,
another Is the faillnH aB usa utEf riisitft rsu-.
eiies.
our tresf-r.rr eunsissrx i'm uEsiirrp unsstli
eines IN ths hGsr of GiioCnnanrss which srss
warmed and sprsvesh uhrutngih t'tse fIsHd n1rti
r1roar. reaching sxsry pan1 of u,tEe frsnH THAI
spray cal reasfih. Hhe rsnnfsflv rsarn,Eiurt i'm
the heasf tIr some Ilrf. l,Isssts 1saniflv iiIBD
val0r sud rssaiies assls iialat with unlunns
i-nD1ssshle III ,a neaGiiet hw nnpffit.hns i'm
qlii or pawSfhrsst filnn
TIE t-eatznenn IL alsssscIfi sErlH eHasn q.iiila-
rem VIII rssa n rzssthlv affsr uinR first thine
Knowing tie reihaf in viii give ushsm an
once.
CGnstzrlt-nua nsuns,fiifssne asnqlsyea f0r
NE 0lsi0f. eKEf- E4flHufn< diIsn rleHlt aiitEin-
selves az home w1iem ueasss,ry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
WORTHY
Of Confidence.

| .,,-n,> Sarsapar;llai Is j medicine that,
4Y6H , during nearly 40 years, in ali
| par.s of the world. has proved its eth
cacy 81 the best blood alternative known
TO medical science.
SARSAPARilLA ,Se Sstroot'ofrSle roSt Of 'he
genuine Honduras Sarsapari!la) Is its
base, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts of Yellow Dock and Stil-
lingia. the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
10 your blood Niliatel by arrangements
- of the digestive and assimiatory func-
tions. i it tainted by Scrofuia? or
does il contain the poison OF Mercury
or Contagious Disease:
rnr leading physicians of the United
iR6 States, who know the composition
of AYERS SAESAPARILLA, say That
nothing else so good for the puriiica-
tion of the blood is within the range oil
pharmacy. =.
~ A., ~ by the use of this remedy is 1t
UNII possible for a person who has
corrupted blood TO attain sound health
and prevent transmission of the &C.
structiye taint 10 posterity.
THOROUGHLY oi'ffs"s Of the system must
include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the blood, but its enrich
ment and the Strengthening OF the
vital organs.
npsaanpH witnesses, all over the
RELIABLE world. testify that this
works better accomplished by AYERS
SARsAPARILLA than by any other
remedy.
-, oon that is corrupted through dis,
6lUUU ease is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution of the
red eorpuscles is made strong, by
AYERS SAESAPARILLA.
nllplcvlNc the blood and building I,,ils
time in serious eases. but benefit will
he derived from the use of AYERS
SsRsAPARILLA more speedily than
from anything else.
uEnlcNE for fo.sr which e,msde se eisesf Is sban u
dant in the market, under many names;
bnt the only preparation that has stood
tbetest of time. and proved worthy OF
the worlds confidence, Is
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